Spray pyrolysed Co3O4 thin films and their electrochromic performance

An Electrochromic (EC) materials are characterized by a reversible and persistent change of the optical properties by the application of electric field or current. The optical properties should be reversible, i.e.; the original state should be recoverable if the polarity of the voltage is changed. There are many uses of electrochromic (EC) materials whose optical properties can be varied reversibly and persistently by a low voltage signal. These properties make electrochromic materials of considerable interest for optical devices of several different types, such as elements for information displays, light shutters, smart windows, variable reflectance mirrors and variable emittance thermal radiators.

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Laxman Kadam, Ph.D.; Studied Material Science at Shivaji University Kolhapur. Working as Associate Professor at Y.C.Institute of Science, Satara for over 20 years.No.of research papers and books have published in nationaland international journals.Completed number of UGC minor research projects.Now 4 Students are working forPh.D. under his guidance